In January of 2022, Marshall Weinstein, then 13, went skiing at Mont Tremblant with his dad Jeffrey and younger brother Anderson. When they returned home that evening he had a
In January of 2022, Marshall Weinstein, then 13, went skiing at Mont Tremblant with his dad Jeffrey and younger brother Anderson. When they returned home that evening he had a
Thanks to world-famous food like our bagels and poutine, and with help from local legends like pizzaghetti, if there’s one city in Canada that stands out among the rest for eating up carbs, it’s Montreal. The only thing that gets in the way of getting it is a harsh winter season. That’s why we came up with a list of Montreal restaurants that’s bursting at the seams with carb-loaded options seemingly suitable for the proverbial hibernating bear so you can eat your fill and wake up when it’s spring.
Montrealers have their pick of brunch spots to spice up a weekend morning, but few offer an affordable all-you-can-eat option with unlimited drinks. Saint-Houblon microbrewery serves farm-fresh meals in four locations across the city for $35 with a reservation and $40 without. The brunch deal includes up to twelve drinks of your choice, spanning mimosas, beer and cider. If you're not feeling citrusy champagne, you can choose from two dozen microbrews made on-site.
I am a great admirer of the team at Tourisme Montréal. In recent weeks I have had the opportunity to meet the main players, CEO Yves Lalumiere and company.